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    Séralini study retraction intended to shut down possibility of long-term GMO tests forever

Séralini study retraction intended to shut down possibility of long-term GMO tests forever

“It must be as if the study had never happened,” said French MEP Corinne Lepage, who also challenged EU science adviser Anne Glover over her conflicts of interest with industry. (more…)

By |January 21st, 2014|Media coverage|11 Comments

GMO food safety – Seralini and Zhu: Double standards?

Criticism of Food and Chemical Toxicology’s retraction of the Séralini study on GM maize and Roundup continues to grow, as biologist Dr Frédéric Jacquemart accuses the journal of double standards. (more…)

By |January 15th, 2014|Media coverage|0 Comments
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    Séralini retraction is black mark on scientific publishing – Georgetown professors

Séralini retraction is black mark on scientific publishing – Georgetown professors

Hundreds of studies should be permanently removed from the scientific literature, but the Séralini study is not one of them, say two professors at Georgetown University Medical Center. (more…)

By |January 13th, 2014|Media coverage|13 Comments

Science study controversy impacts world health

Growing up with the aspiration of becoming a scientist, I was told that those who pursued this occupation held themselves to higher ethical standards than other vocations. (more…)

By |January 9th, 2014|Media coverage|0 Comments

Genetic Fallacy: How Monsanto Silences Scientific Dissent

That a former Monsanto scientist should find himself in charge of a specially-created post at the very journal that published two landmark studies questioning the safety of that company’s products should surprise no one who is aware of the
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By |January 6th, 2014|Media coverage|5 Comments

Let’s give the scientific literature a good clean up

Food and Chemical Toxicology took the unusual step in November 2013 to retract a paper (Séralini et al., 2012) that it had published a year before. The paper’s strengths and limitations for measuring potential adverse effects of a kind
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By |December 26th, 2013|Media coverage|3 Comments
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    Mexican scientists criticise journal’s retraction of study on GMO

Mexican scientists criticise journal’s retraction of study on GMO

A group of Mexican scientists criticized on Wednesday a journal specialising in toxicology for giving in to “pressure” from multinational companies to withdraw a study of the French researcher Gilles-Eric Séralini on the toxicity of transgenic maize in rats.
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By |December 23rd, 2013|Media coverage|1 Comment
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    End double standards in evaluating GMO safety studies – say scientists

End double standards in evaluating GMO safety studies – say scientists

The controversy about the Séralini et al. study, which reported negative health effects of Monsanto’s NK603 GM maize and Roundup herbicide fed to rats over the long term, is still going on. According to a new review published in Environmental
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By |December 20th, 2013|Media coverage|1 Comment
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    Did journal editor read the Seralini paper before retracting it?

Did journal editor read the Seralini paper before retracting it?

In defending his retraction of the Seralini paper, the journal’s editor makes a series of damaging admissions.

The Editor-in-Chief of Food and Chemical Toxicology, A. Wallace Hayes, has come under severe criticism after retracting from his journal the paper by
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By |December 11th, 2013|Media coverage|0 Comments
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    ENSSER Comments on the retraction of the Séralini et al. 2012 study

ENSSER Comments on the retraction of the Séralini et al. 2012 study

Open letter to A. Wallace Hayes, editor of Food & Chemical Toxicology
ENSSER (European Network of Scientists for Social and Environmental Responsibility), 30 Nov 2013 (more…)

By |December 1st, 2013|Media coverage|6 Comments